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Originally Posted by ChrisKersey Beach Doubles you get your hands on the ball every play, sunshine, sand between your toes (and everywhere else  ), a cool (or warm) breeze to give the ball a little more action. It's also a full body workout. You burn more calories and use more muscles in 6 points on the sand courts than in an entire 6-man indoor match (to 25).
I've played indoor 6's now for well over 15 years, and after making the transition to outdoor doubles (sand), I now spend all winter long playing indoor 6's while dreaming of summer's outdoor 2's. And during the summer, I find myself fretting having to go back indoors because the summer game is so much more fun... for me.
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If you had a indoor sand to play 2's, 4's or even 6's at during the winter, would you rather be playing in that arena rather than hardcourt 6's. Unfortunately there's probably no place remotely close to you where you can do that though.
